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Rocks that were excavated during a decontamination process at a rail disaster site in Lac-M ©gantic, Quebec, are illuminated by lamps at L‚ÄôEspace de m ©moire on Mar 17, 2022. Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail. On July 6, 2013, 73 rail cars from the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway left a parked area nearby and sped down to the Quebec town and exploded, killing 47 residents and levelling much of the downtown area.
Scenes around Lac-M ©gantic, Quebec, are photographed on Mar 19, 2022. Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail. In July, 73 rail cars from the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway left a parked area and sped down to the Quebec town and exploded, killing 47 residents and levelling much of the downtown area.
Gilles Fleut left the Musi-Caf © in Lac-M ©gantic, Quebec at around 1 am on July 6 2013, and had just crossed the rail way tracks when he felt the rush of runaway freight cars roll past his back. He described it as the train passing just feet behind him after he had walked across the train tracks, no lights, no bells, no whistles, no screeching breaks. It missed running him over by a few feet he said. The cars derailed and exploded into a large inferno and levelled much of the downtown area. Fluet is photographed near the accident site on Mar 19, 2022. Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail. On July 6, 2013, 73 rail cars from the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway left a parked area nearby and sped down to the Quebec town and exploded, killing 47 residents and levelling much of the downtown area.
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Passer-by Kevin Fong (left) lends a hand to Bruce Durham and Moses Lavallee, employees of the City of Toronto’s traffic department, November 4, 1976. They are tearing down the old street signs and replacing them with new signs in both English and Chinese in the southeast Spadina area. Photo by Donald Grant / The Globe and Mail Originally Published November 5, 1976
The Ward was one of TorontoÕs earliest neighbourhoods, predating confederation. Most of it was razed post-Second World War, partly to make way for New City Hall. Jan. 8, 1959. (The Globe and Mail)
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Dr Francine McCarthy, a Professor of Earth Sciences at Brock University, is photographed beside Crawford Lake (located in Crawford Lake Conservation Area) on June 29, 2023. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)
Dr Francine McCarthy, a Professor of Earth Sciences at Brock University, is photographed beside Crawford Lake (located in Crawford Lake Conservation Area) on June 29, 2023. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)
A waterproof camera is used to photograph below Crawford Lake (located in Crawford Lake Conservation Area) on June 29, 2023. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)
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Friday May 12 / 06 - Dancer Rex Harrington poses for a picture as he recovers at home following surgery Thursday to repair his Achillies tendon after injuring it on the opening night of the Toronto Musical, Song & Dance at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Photo By Deborah Baic The Globe and Mail 12/05/06
Friday May 12 / 06 - Dancer Rex Harrington poses for a picture as he recovers at home following surgery Thursday to repair his Achillies tendon after injuring it on the opening night of the Toronto Musical, Song & Dance at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Photo By Deborah Baic The Globe and Mail 12/05/06
Tuesday May 9 / 06 - Sexy over 50, Elsa Reia, Reia N Studio, photographed in the studio at the Globe an Mail in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Photo By Deborah Baic The Globe and Mail 09/05/06
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Artist Vivian Suter, who grew up in Switzerland and now lives Guatemala, opens her first exhibit in Canada at the Power Plant at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre. An immersive installation that references the hanging canvas in studio.
Fred KAN While Premier William Davis was inside announcing election, Liberal Fred Kan was setting up his political lemonade stand outside Legislature. Mr. Kan was kicking off campaign for St. Andrews-St. Patrick riding, which includes Queen's Park. At dissolution, seat was held by retiring Resources Development Minister Allan Grossman.
Film director Norman Jewison is pictured on May 1, 1978. THE GLOBE AND MAIL/Dennis Robinson
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